JP Farrier Service

02/04/2024

Recall on equine feed - main concer is SeniorGlo by forage first. Picture in first comment.

🛑Alert! Check your livestock feed for a recent recall - especially TN horse owners.

ADM Animal Nutrition has voluntarily recalled multiple brand names of their chicken feed, swine feed, cattle feed, and horse feed.

Horse feed Seniorglo 50-lb. bags - Lot 505426QN - were specifically sold in Tennessee. This product may contain increased levels of calcium, which could cause weight loss and the animal to become weak and listless. This product was distributed between Jan. 24, 2024, and Feb. 1, 2024.

It began with a customer complaint related to swine refusing to eat feed. ADM investigated and discovered that the company’s facility in Illinois had experienced an equipment failure that impacted ingredient distribution. Specific lots could contain harmful levels of calcium, phosphorus, magnesium sodium, and/or chloride.

For a full list of brands and lot numbers visit: https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/adm-animal-nutrition-recalls-select-pen-palsr-chicken-feed-moormans-showtec-swine-feed-ampt-cattle?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery

17/08/2023

A fast improvement for a new horse owner, thankfully this horse was young with solid hoof structure, despite being way overdue for a trim.

08/07/2023

11/02/2023

Roses are red, violets are blue. Horses take money, and turn it to poo.

01/09/2022

I’m not against shoes, sometimes they can serve a purpose. Like doing mounted patrol 20 hours a week on asphalt. Or cleated shoes for a draft logging operation. But if there isn’t a reason shoes are necessary, it’s always better to go barefoot.

The barefoot movement is growing amongst top professional riders worldwide, and finally a comprehensive Swedish research project is to determine exactly why there are so many benefits from ditching your horse’s iron shoes and going barefoot instead. By Helle Maigaard Erhardsen Since the Olympic Go...

09/08/2022

Accepting new clients for barefoot trims starting in September.

Text 607-221-0583 for a quote and available appointment times.

14/04/2022

Another quick turnaround on a mini that was long overdue for a trim. If you’ve been struggling to find a farrier who will actually show up or even get back to you with an appointment time then send me a text at 607-221-0583 and I’ll get you on the schedule.

04/04/2022

The grass is starting to take off and so is your equines hoof growth. If you've let thing's slide over the winter now is the time to get their hooves back in shape, before lush spring grasses cause more issues and a longer recovery. Text 607-221-0583 to schedule a trim.